Hugh,
The U.S. is starting their battles in this arena as well. Our
megastore Walmart who stopped saying Merry Christmas, instead moving
to Happy Holidays. The majority of their customers were so unhappy
that they had to put it back. But it's the beginning of the
ending... I'm sure the
Dave,
The nicest cards I receive are any cards where somebody took the time
to write a letter in it. As most of my cards come from out of town,
people I do not see in person, that note or letter is full of great
meaning to me.
Whether the card itself says Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays
Shari wrote:
The U.S. is starting their battles in this arena as well. Our megastore
Walmart who stopped saying Merry Christmas, instead moving to Happy
Holidays. The majority of their customers were so unhappy that they had
to put it back. But it's the beginning of the ending... I'm sure
One of the biggest companies fanning the flames of this battle has
been Fox News, who made a catchy slogan out of War On Christmas
and has devoted a lot of airtime to rallying anger around that, but
whose web site ironically offers holiday ornaments and not
Christmas ornaments.
This is
On 23 Dec 2006, at 14:27, Shari wrote:
As for your neighbors who sent a goat to Malawi, which was a very
happy heartfelt gesture, did they truly save enough money on not
sending cards to buy a whole goat? Are cards and postage that
expensive? Or do they know that many people? Or are
